Yeah, LAMF is the phenomenon of ‘I voted for X to be done, but because I assumed it’d be done to others, not me’.
As in ‘I voted for the Leopards Eating Faces party, but I didn’t expect them to eat MY face!’
A politician not doing what they promised to do is not LAMF.
But, for example, voting for someone because they said they’ll cut funding from wasteful government programs, and then complaining when funding is cut from a wasteful program that you were utilizing, is textbook LAMF.
Yeah, LAMF is the phenomenon of ‘I voted for X to be done, but because I assumed it’d be done to others, not me’.
As in ‘I voted for the Leopards Eating Faces party, but I didn’t expect them to eat MY face!’
A politician not doing what they promised to do is not LAMF.
But, for example, voting for someone because they said they’ll cut funding from wasteful government programs, and then complaining when funding is cut from a wasteful program that you were utilizing, is textbook LAMF.